Archive for June, 2008
5 Great Ways to Study History
Friday, June 27th, 2008History is a fascinating subject that can challenge students to question everything that has happened before their existence. It opens up doors to times long ago and lets students know that while there are differences across eras in human history there are also many similarities. Many students roll their eyes when it comes to history class but with the proper perspective this can be their favorite subject. The key is to clear the first hurdle of being engaged in the subject and then it’s time to learn how to study history. Here are five tips for helping students grasp this all-encompassing subject:
Study Tips
Tuesday, June 24th, 2008Books on Tape
Listening to a tape in which someone reads a book is a great way to take in the information from a book when you’re short on time. You can find books on tape at the library as well as some bookstores and record stores. The advantage of listening to these books is that they are typically a high quality sound with a professional actor reading the script. And you can listen to the content of an assigned reading while you eat lunch, clean your room or even while you’re driving.
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